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Welcome to my Sweet and Simple blog. I am a mama to 5 crazy kids, ages 2 years to 14! When I'm not picking up toys and cleaning....I am cooking, crafting, and writing reviews! This blog is PR Friendly!

Monday, January 9, 2012

MooMoo's 3rd Birthday Bash~Sponsor Spotlight: Alphabeasts *Review*

The Alphabeasts are super-friendly characters that possess special powers. These incredible powers help the beasts work together to solve any problem on their exciting adventures. Always doing what is right, the Alphabeasts are giving and courteous, and they love to watch out for each other. ~from the Alphabeasts website

I was sent an Alphabeast of my choice for MooMoo to review. We chose Gumblegoop because he features the letter "G" on his tummy. Our last name starts with "G"so I figured her Alphabeast could help her learn this.

He's a flyer. At home in the tree tops, he enjoys soaring around Alphaland and observing all the interesting creatures and plant life. He's the perfect beast to ask about forest knowledge, but don't sneak up on him! Gumblegoop will let out an incredible sneeze if you startle him, and you just might get gooped.

To be honest, I didn't know what she would think when she met her new friend. Would she be scared of him and push him away? Would she love him and hug him? I was a bit surprised when she immediately grabbed him and smiled. She definitely loves him!

These cuddly critters are more than just toys. They also help kids learn their letters. MooMoo has learned that the letter on her Alphabeast is letter "G" and that her last name starts with "G". If it wasn't for her new friend, she wouldn't know that yet. On one side, there is the capital letter "G" and on the other, lowercase "g". Isn't that great!?!

What's great about these creatures, if you have a bunch, you can spell out words with them. Only downfall, they cost $15.99 each so being able to spell out words and names would be costly. They measure 15" tall and are made with soft cuddly fabric. I think it would be great if they came out with mini Alphabeasts. They would be less expensive and that would make it easier for us parents to collect them for our kids.

To Purchase

Alphabeasts can be purchased for $15.99 each on the Alphabeasts website and are also available at some retailers.

To enter: Stop by from Jan 14-Feb 1 and enter to win an Alphabeast of your choice! (from the letters above). There are lots of great prizes to be won in this event so mark it on your calender!! It's only a few days away!!

BLOGGERS: There is still time to get extra entries for posting the Birthday Bash Button on your blog. Drop me a comment if you do, including your blog URL.

**Disclosure~The product(s) in this review was provided to me free of cost for the purpose of conducting this review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and are not influenced by monetary compensation.